Where can i buy a train crossing road sign (i know its mad)?

Question

i want to buy a road sign that has the puffing train on to warn cars its a crossing. i dont want to nick one from somewhere so where the heck would you buy one. im not mad my son loves trains!

Answer 1

for most of my signage needs, Ebay has worked wonders for me...I would strongly suggest going there first.

Answer 2

lol take 1 and hope no one notices lol :P

or you could get a Sign maker to make u one!

Answer 3

You cant,    It is illegal in most states to possess highway signs.  It comes with a fine and possible imprisonment.

Answer 4

make it a project and create one with your son.  That would be cool.

Or a Yahoo/google search for "Purchase Road Signs" will bring up plenty...  I have listed one site here.

Answer 5

Why don't you do an online search for a road sign manufacturer?

There are plenty of signmakers out there.

http://www.sussexsigns.com/products_safe...

Try here!

Answer 6

there be plenty of sign makers about, google it.

Answer 7

The internet

Answer 8

Contact your city or County Public Works. They make the signs for the road. As long as you pay, they will most likely make the sign for you.

Answer 9

try getting one specially made.

take a picture of the sign you have seen that you want to a sign makers.

the genuine sign should have on it somewhere the makers name and sometime a phone number, so call them and give thenm the details and ask how much it will cost. failing that contact the people in charge of running the line and get them to give you the contact details or if they have on old one that you could either have or buy cheap.

Answer 10

there is a old railway memorabillia shop in kingston-upon thames.. also try ebay... or contact network rail... and there is many railway memorabillia sites you can search for on the web..

Answer 11

try NRS in Crewe, they suply the railway industry with most stuff.

don't know any contacts but think you have to be a railway based company to purchase.

if not try your local railway enthusiat(?) club and they might purchase for you.

choo choo!!